Making it WorkTM was created to help people with arthritis improve their confidence and ability so that they can manage problems encountered at work due to arthritis, make changes at work so that it is better adapted to their arthritis and remain employed and productive.

Dr. Diane Lacaille, Scientific Director

I have seen firsthand the tremendous impact that arthritis research can have in transforming the lives of people living with arthritis. The generosity of donors is integral to ensuring vital arthritis research continues.

Dr. Diane Lacaille, Scientific Director

People often ask, ‘Why didn’t someone tell me 20 or 30 years ago that my injury could lead to osteoarthritis?' The good news is that we have really good evidence to suggest people can take action to lower their risk of developing osteoarthritis after a sports injury.

Dr. Jackie Whittaker, Research Scientist

A person may be treated for depression, but not insomnia, and in those cases, we often see a reoccurrence of depression. We’re hoping a program to address sleep in people with arthritis will lead to improvements in sleep, as well as other symptoms.

Dr. Deborah Da Costa, Research Scientist

Being physically active is one of the best ways to keep our joints, heart and mind healthy. In many ways, exercise also helps to prevent falls.

Dr. Linda Li, Senior Scientist

Making it WorkTM was created to help people with arthritis improve their confidence and ability so that they can manage problems encountered at work due to arthritis, make changes at work so that it is better adapted to their arthritis and remain employed and productive.

Dr. Diane Lacaille, Scientific Director

Making it WorkTM was created to help people with arthritis improve their confidence and ability so that they can manage problems encountered at work due to arthritis, make changes at work so that it is better adapted to their arthritis and remain employed and productive.

Dr. Diane Lacaille, Scientific Director